Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the “Rivers First” principle, describing it as the guiding philosophy behind governance and development since he assumed office.
In a statement marking his third year in office, the governor said all policies and projects executed by his administration have been driven by the welfare and interests of the people of Rivers State.
According to a release signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Onwuka Nzeshi, the administration’s infrastructure drive is designed to improve connectivity between rural and urban communities while boosting economic growth across the state.
Fubara listed key projects including the Port Harcourt Ring Road, Trans-Kalabari Highway, Elele/Umudioga/Egbeda/Ubimini/
He expressed appreciation to residents for their support, assuring them that his government remains committed to transparency and responsible management of public resources.
“What we have achieved in three years is proof that when government and citizens pull in the same direction, progress is possible,” the governor said.
“As we mark this anniversary, I renew my commitment to you: to lead with transparency, listen more than I speak and ensure that every project, every policy, and every naira spent reflects your interest.”
Fubara acknowledged that more work remains to be done and called on all groups in the state including youths, elders, traders, teachers, artisans, and professionals to continue supporting development efforts.
He also used the occasion to congratulate Rivers residents and Nigerians as the country marks 27 years of uninterrupted democratic governance, describing it as a reflection of national resilience and unity despite differences.
